Let’s Dive
At Scuba Training and Technology, we take full advantage of the lake here for diving.
We have more than 30 specific dive sites that we visit to look at shipwrecks, u/w geology, fish habitats. Many of the sites are accessible by your own boat, beach sites or our dive boat. Lake Havasu is known for the London Bridge, Copper Canyon, and the location for the feature film Piranha 3-D.
Victoria Cliffs
Location:
This is a special site only accessible by boat off the south east corner of the island south of the Nautical Island Golf Club.
Description:
It has sheer walls ranging from 10-40 feet deep. It runs about a half mile long and has ledges, boulders, some swim throughs and a few small boats as well. Visibility here is usually very good.
Coordinates: 34.446556, -114.345899
Copper Canyon
Location:
Located in a cove on the west side of the lake, this very popular destination accessed only by boat. The cove is a no wake zone and an emergency boat traffic corridor is temporarily in place during holiday weekends. Anchor mooring is typical, but you can also secure to trees lining the hard rock shoreline.
Description:
Copper Canyon is a fun, relaxing and a rewarding dive location. The canyon walls provide lots to explore and the cove floor is known to have many lost treasures from the boaters above. Shoreline is hard rock which slopes to a flat silt covered bottom. With it’s average depth of 30′ and enclosed by shoreline on three sides, it is a good dive for the recreational diver. Some areas have vertical walls extending from surface to the bottom. Interesting and rugged rock formations abound.
Coordinates: 34.425921, -114.307815
Site 5
Location:
This site is on the island in a small cove that is accessible by car located adjacent to Site 6 Launch Ramp.
Description:
Here you will find a great area to train and practice diving. Underwater you will find two sail boats, a small tri-hull, submarine, truck, and other surprises. The whole site is set up with navigation lines that take you to each area. Dive Site 5 is the most popular training site in the area.
Coordinates: 34.451882, -114.372443
Annual Diving Events
Join us for our annual diving events in Lake Havasu! This is a perfect opportunity to connect with fellow enthusiasts, enhance your skills, and explore the vibrant underwater world.
Whether you're a beginner looking to learn more or an experienced diver seeking new adventures, our lineup of activities is designed to inspire and excite.
Don't miss out on the chance to share your experiences, meet others who share your passion, and create lasting memories in this beautiful setting. Mark your calendars and prepare for a diving experience like no other!
Frozen Fin Dive
The Frozen Fin Dive, held annually on January 1st at Site 5 in Lake Havasu City, marks the beginning of the year with an exhilarating underwater experience. This event invites divers to plunge into the chilly waters, embracing the invigorating temperatures that characterize early January. After the dive, participants usually warm up with a gathering where refreshments and socializing take place, further enhancing the community spirit of the event. The Frozen Fin Dive is not just a chill dive; it's a celebration of the diving community that welcomes the new year with adventurous spirits and shared experiences.
Underwater Easter Egg Hunt
The annual Underwater Easter Egg Hunt at Site 5 is a unique and engaging event that captures the spirit of adventure and community. Participants dive in the lake at Site 5 to search for hidden “eggs!"
The Underwater Easter Egg Hunt is not only a thrilling challenge but also a wonderful opportunity to connect with fellow diving enthusiasts. Whether you are a seasoned diver or a beginner, this event promises lasting memories and a memorable way to celebrate the arrival of spring underwater.
Bridgewater Channel Underwater Clean-Up
The Lake Havasu Divers Association, Scuba Training & Technology, Inc. and Lake Havasu Sea Scouts annually hold the “Under the London Bridge” Bridgewater Channel Cleanup. In 2024, 26 divers and 13 land volunteers spent more than 23 hours underwater from the London Bridge south to the mouth of Thompson Bay.
USCG and LHC special use permits were issued to allow this event to occur since it is illegal to dive the channel throughout the year.
Underwater Pumpkin Carving Contest
The Underwater Pumpkin Carving Contest at Site 5 is an annual event that combines creativity, skill, and a touch of fun beneath the water. Participants dive with their pumpkin and carving tools, ready to showcase their artistic abilities. The contest not only provides a unique environment for pumpkin carving but also promotes camaraderie among divers and encourages eco-friendly practices by emphasizing the importance of preserving underwater habitats.
Spectators can cheer on their favorite carvers from above the surface while enjoying a festive atmosphere. Each carved pumpkin is judged based on creativity, craftsmanship, and originality, with prizes awarded for the most impressive designs. This event has become a beloved tradition, attracting both seasoned divers and newcomers eager to experience the joys of the season and the spirit of community.